About Community Enterprises Development Organization (CEDO)

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We Focus On The Implementation Of Grassroots Development Needs Identified By The Beneficiaries.
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Our Vision Is To Improve Agricultural Production, Food Security And Incomes Of Farmers And Vulnerable Groups In All Districts Of Uganda.
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We Aim At Improving Access To Adequate Food Among Vulnerable Households And Marginalized Community Members.
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Community Enterprises Development Organization (CEDO) is a member-based, indigenous non-governmental organization (NGO) established in 2000. CEDO was started to focus on the implementation of grassroots development needs identified by the beneficiaries. CEDO is registered by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and operates in the south western and central regions of Uganda in the districts of Masaka, Rakai, Lyantonde, Bukomansimbi, Lwengo, Kalungu, Kyotera, Sembabule, Kiboga, Mubende, Mityana and Kassanda. CEDO was formed in August, 2.000 and registered as a non governmental organization Ministry of Internal affairs no SN 3375, CEDO is a membership organization.

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Cedo Seeds Is Dedicated To Producing And Marketing Bean Seeds To Farmers Across Uganda.
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We Serve Farmers, Listen Closely To Them And We Understand Their Needs.
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We Offer Our Best Solutions And Deliver Quality In Everything We Do To Improve Yield And Income.
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CEDO is a fully-fledged registered seed company moving over 100 metric tons of bean seed annually, CEDO engages more than 5,000 farming households within 9 districts in central and southern Uganda. In its operational area, CEDO offers services to members in the form of; training in good agricultural practices (GAP), provision of planting materials, and provides transportation for seed and ensuring that all the qualified seed is certified.
CEDO links up with NARO/NaCRRI breeders to access breeder seeds of the improved demanded bean varieties with the corresponding technical advice that come along with the seed of the new varieties.

CEDO operates through a network of 64 Village Enterprise Agents (VEAs) reaching out to over 3,000 farmers organized in 100 Rural Producer Organizations (RPOs), with the annual traded volumes of beans estimated at 180 MT.